New PRS

As a company, PRS has always believed that everyone deserves to own musical equipment that's carefully crafted and plays beautifully. By offering a wide variety of guitars, basses and accessories for all kinds of music tastes and styles, PRS continues to be a name that is trusted throughout the music world. Whether you have aspirations of being famous or simply like jamming in the garage with buddies, there is a PRS instrument that is perfect for you. Every instrument and amplifier manufactured at the PRS factory meets rigorous guidelines to ensure you'll be satisfied when you start performing. In fact, PRS is trusted and respected by many famous artists for this very reason, including Brent Mason, Dave Navarro, and Grammy Award winning legend Carlos Santana. For an instrument that truly represents PRS's commitment to perfection, check out the Paul Reed Smith SE Custom 24 electric guitar. Featuring a racy flattop double cutaway body, PRS humbuckers and a 24-fret wide-thin maple neck, this guitar has plenty of crunch and stays in tune exceptionally well. In the bass department, look no further than the PRS SE Kestrel. Consisting of premium tonewoods and electronics, this 4-string electric bass is loaded with versatility, and the PRS-designed single coil pickups are just the right balance of smooth bottom-end and roaring power. Paul Reed Smith is also highly respected for their amplifiers, and the PRS HXDA tube guitar amp head is ideal for any musician who craves classic '60s and '70s tones. By using the PRS 25th Anniversary amp as their platform, PRS incorporated the Cinemag output transformer and added three switches to control the amp's brightness and gain. Overall, the flexibility of the HXDA is astounding, giving players a sound that's equal to the smooth and fat tones of amplifiers from rocks golden age. Honing your skills is a lot more fun when you have an instrument that was constructed by people who are just as passionate about music as you are. Paul Reed Smith is a company that is dedicated to the ongoing process of guitar building, so you can be sure that the instrument you're playing will give you countless years of musical enjoyment.